Prince Harry admitted in an interview ahead of the release of his autobiography that he would like to “bring back” his father, King Charles III, and brother, Crown Prince William, given that his relationship with the royal family has become increasingly cold and strained. in recent years, after marrying Meghan Markle and moving to the United States, the BBC reports, citing News.ro.

“I’d like my father back, I’d like my brother back,” Harry said in an interview ahead of the January 10 release of his autobiography, Spare.

But, on the other hand, he says that “they showed absolutely no desire to reconcile”, although, the BBC notes, it is not clear who he means.

Prince Harry said this during an interview with Tom Bradby from ITV, and also gave an interview to the American TV channel CBS News. Both interviews will be broadcast on January 8.

Speaking to CBS’s Anderson Cooper, Prince Harry said he felt betrayed before making the decision to step down from his current royal status.

“When you’ve been told for the last six years, ‘We can’t make a statement to protect you,’ but then you do it to other family members, that silence is tantamount to treason. Harry said.

ITV said that in his interview, the youngest son of King Charles talks about his personal relationships and gives “unprecedented details” related to the death of his mother Diana, Princess of Wales.

Filmed in California, where the Dukes of Sussex live, in an interview with ITV Harry mentions the ‘leaking and planting’ of stories (in the press) and adds: ‘I want a family, not an institution. They feel that it’s better to somehow keep us with this aura of bad guys,” he adds.

Harry and his wife Meghan stepped down from royal duties in March 2020, saying they wanted to build a new life in the United States, away from media scrutiny. They have since criticized the way they have been treated as members of the royal family, and Harry once revealed that his brother William, Prince of Wales, shouted at him during a family meeting to discuss his future.